What to do if the pump doesn't work when I turn on the faucet in my Fleetwood Motorhome?
If the pump in your Fleetwood Motorhome doesn't function when you open a faucet, first, ensure that the pump switch is in the ON position. If the pump still doesn't work, check the fuse.
General| Category | Motorhomes |
|---|---|
| Year | 1984 |
| Manufacturer | Fleetwood |
| Model | Tioga Arrow |
| Fuel Type | Gasoline |
| Sleeping Capacity | 4 |
Guides owners on contacting dealers and the factory for assistance with operational, maintenance, or warranty concerns.
Specifies what the warranty covers, including structure, systems, and appliances, and its duration.
Lists items not covered by the warranty, such as automotive systems, misuse, normal wear, and incidental damages.
Explains GAWR and GVWR, and the importance of staying within specified weight limits.
Provides a step-by-step guide for weighing the vehicle at a public scale.
Emphasizes seat belt safety, proper usage for all occupants, and how to adjust them.
Warns about under-inflated tires and their risks, and checks for tire pressure.
Advises on changing a flat tire, recommending professional help and outlining awareness points.
Details safety precautions, physical capabilities, and required tools for changing a tire.
Provides instructions and warnings for towing the motor home, including proper methods and avoiding rear towing.
Describes how to use the auxiliary start system to aid engine starting with discharged batteries.
Provides basic steps for diagnosing and resolving issues with the water pump.
Details the process for draining grey and black water holding tanks using a sewer hose.
Outlines the procedure for protecting the water system from freezing temperatures.
Provides a checklist for preparing the motor home for winter storage, covering various systems.
Explains the purpose and function of GFI protection for bathroom and patio outlets.
Details the 12-volt system, auxiliary battery use, and the 115-AC to 12-DC converter.
Describes the generator's operation, connection, fuel source, and starting procedures.
Guides on safely filling LP gas tanks and performing leak checks.
Provides instructions for lighting LP gas appliances and purging air from lines.
Outlines immediate actions to take if the odor of gas is detected.
Lists essential safety rules for using and handling LP gas systems and containers.
Covers operation of LP gas appliances like range, oven, and furnace, including lighting and adjustments.
Promotes good housekeeping, maintaining fire extinguishers, and avoiding flammable solvents.
Presents a chart outlining services, intervals, and frequency for vehicle upkeep.
Specifies acceptable diesel fuel types, winter blends, and fuel contamination protection.
Details the correct procedure for starting the diesel engine, including glow plugs and accelerator use.
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